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Israel's Top Influencers Launched Secret Anti-Qatar Campaign

By בר פלג, עומר בן יעקבUpdated 4 days ago
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
The story · English

A covert campaign targeting Qatar, allegedly orchestrated by prominent Israeli influencers, was abruptly halted. The campaign reportedly focused on LGBTQ+ individuals and protesters, aiming to discredit Qatar. The initiative was spearheaded by the cybersecurity firm "Boundless" from Be'er Sheva, with figures like Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett reportedly involved. The article implies Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may have been aware or involved, though his direct participation is not explicitly stated. The campaign was removed from online platforms shortly after inquiries were made to the involved parties.

Details about the campaign's specific tactics, funding, and the exact reasons for its sudden termination remain unclear. The article also touches upon unrelated topics, including the cost of online propaganda, a military operation in Gaza, a secret pro-Netanyahu campaign that was also removed, and personal reflections from various individuals on topics ranging from coffee choices to cultural observations and the nature of war.

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